Very very sad to see they have closed. There's so much I could say about this place but all I regret is not showing it love on here earlier. Let's review the places we frequent and show them as much love as possible. My family had been coming since the late 80's. I was an infant in the 90's when they started bringing me here. It almost...almost felt like a third space for my family. We probably came at least 200+ times, if not substantially more. The service was always quick, even on their busiest days they really tried to get you taken care of. The inside was quite quaint, and the food was pretty consistent. We went so much that we definitely had off days but never had a legit bad experience there. Never got sick off their food, and never got sick of seeing Bernard. I hope they open something else for us or relocate, and if not I manifest success in their future. Thank you for the hospitality and the unforgettable and very precious, priceless family memories. - Alex, David, and Julie(s) God bless. read more

Great Seafood Harbor - Salt pepper pork chop - Dim Sum Near Me - Artesia, California

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It's been years since we last dined here, and we recently celebrated a family birthday. This is one of the few local places (without traveling far) that serves chicken feet, a favorite of the celebrant. That was one reason we decided to give it another try. We dropped in for a weekday lunch with no wait and plenty of tables available. Service was attentive, although a bit overwhelming, as expected. Once seated, you're swarmed with servers pushing carts and plates, asking if you'd like to take their items, with little chance to even glance at a menu or request drink orders. We had to slow down and get a menu to order items not available on the carts. Plenty of "no, thank you" were spoken during our lunch. Since lunch wasn't too busy, many staff members were standing around, hoping to sell more items. Overall, the experience this time was okay, and it was a little rushed. The chicken feet were good, but most of the dim sum items were bland, although they were warm. We ordered the House Special Lo Mein, enough for a party of five or more, and it was hot and decent. Most items didn't exceed expectations. I've had better dim sum in other places. When you are done with your meal, they still ask if you would like to order more for takeout before bringing the check. They aren't shy at all about getting you to buy more. On the plus side, this place can accommodate large parties, and the food may taste better when there are more patrons, as it doesn't sit in the carts for too long. I really wanted to like this place more, as dim sum is a family favorite, but it fell short this time. Additionally, there is ample parking available in the private lot, which has tight spaces. read more

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Came here last night to have dinner with a friend who had never experienced Dim Sum. I was so excited. But when I stepped in the lobby where my friend was waiting, I noticed it was super quiet ...nothing like the other times I had been here. That's when they told us they only do dim sum until 3:00 every day. I was SO bummed! I had been craving dim sum! We had to order off the menu. One of the staff saw I was so sad, so he offered to steam me some dim sum, but selections were limited. I was totally craving radish cake, but that was one they couldn't do. I settled for Shu Mai and had to do 2 orders to make it worth the while. The Shu Mai and my House Special Noodles were delicious. read more

Sad to see this place is closed. We've been coming here for 25 plus years. Many people in the comments complain about the staff and how rude they are. Put yourself in their shoes. Weekends are insanely busy and you have so many guests telling you this and that. They barely get any traffic during the weekdays. And they barely get days off or take vacation time off. Bernard is the best owner. He will remember everything about you down to your ex boyfriends. I really hope they have another location opening. I heard this spot is already being used as a banquet. My kids have high standards when it comes to dim sum and we haven't really broken the news to them yet. If I had known Christmas was the last time we'd order from them, we would have stayed longer. read more

Great Seafood Harbor - Closed as of 1/01/2026 - Dim Sum Near Me - Artesia, California

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Came back here last month and boy has it changed. The food is still good, but the service is horrendous in its own way. As soon as we were seated, we were mobbed by cart ladies trying to forcefully put stuff on our table. After we fended them all off, we tried to order regular water, but the waiter said that they only offer bottle water. This was a first for me, and a ridiculous one at that. Seriously? Mind blown. Fortunately food items were easy to get but having the cart ladies be so aggressive and vulture like, it doesn't make for good ambience. Also, they have started to unethically put two orders of any item you request on your table, when you only ask for one! Had to correct them about this, and they stopped doing it. We will still come back here for the food since its pretty good, but just be forewarned about the previous mentioned issues. read more

Great Seafood Harbor - dim sum- egg tarts. light, flakey, mildly sweet. Great! - Dim Sum Near Me - Artesia, California

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Aw man! This is closed! This is the only place that served the good crispy egg noodles!! My family is missing this place...please let me know of an alternative source! read more

There was no wait on a Sunday afternoon when we arrived. Plenty of seating available and suitable for larger parties. As soon as we sat down, we were bombarded by the dim sum carts. We didn't mind, we were starving so this was perfect for us. Our favorite dishes: -fried shumai -wet beef rolls -wet shrimp rolls -Chinese broccoli Do not recommend: -soup dumplings The soup dumplings were cold and were sticking to each other so when we tried to pull them apart, the outside dumpling would tear and all the broth inside the dumpling would spill. Very friend and fast service. Lots of options. I recommend if you're looking for a decent dim sum spot with no waiting. read more

Great Seafood Harbor - Pork buns, hargow, soup dumplings, fried shumai, porridge, wet rolls, Chinese broccoli - Dim Sum Near Me - Artesia, California

Great Seafood Harbor This is a review for my dining experience at Great Seafood Harbor. WHEN: We were a party of 10 and we had dim sum for an early lunch on Saturday. They were able to accommodate us right away. The restaurant has a lot of tables and space. LOCATION/PARKING: It is located near Little India on Pioneer Blvd. There is a pretty big parking lot, but the spots are narrow. FOOD: Food is delicious! They have your typical dim sum specialties. My family and I often select: -Steamed pork buns -Chinese broccoli -Deep fried seaweed wrap -Har Gow -Honey walnut shrimp -Chicken feet Order FRIED HOT TOFU from their menu to share. It's very tasty! When it comes out fresh, make sure you cut it in half to cool it before eating. DESSERT: -Egg tarts -Sesame balls DRINKS: Their hot tea is very refreshing. They have Jasmine and Chrysanthemum ***Bring your own reusable water bottles. They do not offer water for free. They will charge you for bottled water. SERVICE: When you order dim sum they are very aggressive. ****They do not give you a menu to look at. Therefore there is a lack of transparency on the prices. I wish they could give each table a menu so you are aware of the quantity of pieces and the price. They have their cart and will put the plate on your table if you do not firmly say NO! Make sure you make eye contact, shake your head vigorously, and say NO loudly if you do not want a dish. If it is on your table they will stamp your bill and charge you. ***I would assign one person to hold the bill and after they place the item on the table give it to the server to stamp, so you know you are getting charged for that plate. The FOOD is absolutely delicious! But be mindful of the service. read more

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This place has been around forever and you can see how it might've been nice in its hey day. (the chandeliers have star shapes ooh~). We used to come here occasionally for lunch but haven't been back since the pre-pandemic. We decided to give it a try for a weekend lunch. Wow it's bad. They don't offer cups of water w/ice (like a standard restaurant), they only offer bottled water for $2 each. Costco Kirkland brand no less. When they gave us 4 bottles we tried to tell them we only need 2 (since we also had tea) but they refused because it was already written down on the tab. Ugh. Nothing we ordered seemed fresh. Shrimp har gow was stuck to each other, xiao long bao was also stuck to each other like har gow and when we picked it up the filling came out but it was so dry there was no soup inside. 1/4th of the foods we ordered was cold. Egg tart is supposed to have a flaky crust but it looks almost like it was deep fried instead of baked. When we took a bite it was cold; cold like it came out of the fridge wtf. We expected 3 but they gave us 6? So it's more cold food. The turnip cake was like room temp cold. I don't even understand how this could have happened. They usually fry it up before serving it. We had 2 orders of rice noodle w/shrimp, that was as expected. Deep fried shrimp dumplings with chives. That was good, nice and hot as expected. The tea was hot but drinkable out of the teapot (so not scalding). Sesame balls seemed ok (I didn't eat it but the kids did). Maybe their regular food (cook to order) is fine, but we won't be back voluntarily. read more

Great Seafood Harbor - Dim Sum Near Me - Artesia, California

My sis and mother in laws bday and this is where they wanna eat. We got seated very fast. It's a large restaurant. The food service cart ladies spotted us as sat down and was eager to service us with food. We ordered frm the menu as well. I like to say it's was very delicious and fast service. I think it's better than the dim sum dwn the read more

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Thank you for the memories, Seafood Harbor. My family ordered food from here for every milestone, since I was a kid in the 90's. No notes, this was our go-to. Long wait and all. No place is perfect, but I wish this place could have stuck around. I wish everyone there the best in the future. read more

Like everywhere else, prices have gone up but at least the serving size remains generous. We also appreciate the fact that they still have the dim sum carts and an extensive variety of dim sum dishes. We enjoyed most of the items they offer, particularly the dishes with shrimp and/or scallops as the seafood are tasty, tender and plump. I don't recommend the soup dumpling as the dumpling skin is too thick and the meat tends to be pretty dry as if the soup had leaked out long before it got to the table. The cart servers will actively try to convince you to accept every variety of dim sum plates on their carts and some can be a bit pushy about it. But other than that, food is good is service is attentive. read more

Great Seafood Harbor - Dim Sum Near Me - Artesia, California

My Husband And I Came Here For Lunch. The Service Was Excellent And The Food Was Delicious. My Husband Been Craving For Dim Sum And Decided To Try This Place. He Loved It And We're Glad It's Near Home. Highly Recommend You Guys Giving This Place A Try. We Will Be Eating Here Again read more

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My family has been coming to Seafood House/Seafood Harbor for over 20 years. Seriously. it's been generations. I've been coming since I was a child, I brought my family, my kids. etc. We've spent countless Christmas', Easter's, Graduations, Family Reunions, Anniversaries, etc. But today. Today was fucking ridiculous. We put in an order for 1pm on Christmas Day and I'm sure they didn't even start our order until after we showed. Our food wasn't ready until 2:15. And they showed no empathy or anything. Just kept laughing and insisting on paying early. It's so disappointing because I LOVE their food. So so so so much. But with the prices increasing. The growing lack of kindness. And this now becoming their service on an order we put in advance and was confirmed.. I know- at the very least for holidays, if ever- I will NOT be back. They ruined a family connection today. read more

This place has been around for many years. It's our go to spot for local dim sum, where you're trying to wave down the lady with the cart that you want food from. It's pretty big inside and can get busy, the good thing though is they have dim sum every day. Weekends are the busiest. I've noticed that the fried portions of dim sum have gotten smaller and less in quantity, but the quality of food is not compromised. Would I go drive all the way to Westminster or stay local for some dim sum, it all just depends on the mood, but I know one thing for sure they're fast and food dim-sum or off the regular menu is good. Now are they better than the new dim-sum place in Cerritos, Lunasia, that's on a matter of opinion. Lunasia does give bigger portions but the price is just about the same. There you order through a menu. So it really is do you want the Eastern vs Western experience on dim-sum. Now on to the food, our usuals: * Football (the football shape one, that has chewy breading and meat inside). This is very good. * Hargow (shrimp in a transparent like rice paper) * Shrimp rice noodle (this is the flat white noodle, rice paper that has shrimp in between the folds and topped with sweet soy sauce). The beef is also a good one. But shrimp taste better * shrimp roll (looks like egg roll but it's all shrimp, deep fried) great but recently they cut down the size and portion given. * pork spare ribs * snow peas (comes in vegetables cart steamed and added with sweet soy sauce) * beef broccoli (similar to the snow peas) * Puto (you can't go wrong with this!) * Egg tart always made fresh and a nice way to end the meal * Shomai is shomai, nothing wrong with it but not for me * Congee (Rice Porridge with the small eggs and topped with wonton) This is the best after a night of partying and drinking or on a cold day. I add a little red vinegar. Don't knock it til you try it! Off the menu: * Salt fish fried rice (we ask for no chicken) the bomb when you eat it with the red vinegar. * House special noodles (the thick fat noodles) * xo special fried pork chop * xo special fried shrimp read more

Just finished lunch at this amazing dim sum restaurant. It is now named Seafood House but same address. Each dish was delicious and so many choices! I especially lived the turnip cake which was crispy on the outside and creamy delicious inside. The walnut shrimp was wonderful. We ate until we were so full we couldn't eat anymore! Great place!!! read more

I absolutely love this place! This is the place to go to if you want quick and easy service. After you get seated, there are servers walking around with carts of dim sum, offering a wide variety of dishes. They're all freshly steamed or pan fried, and it always satisfies my cravings. I go here with my family pretty often, and we always have a good time enjoying some good food. It feels so lively inside. It can feel a little chaotic at times with so many people asking if you want something from their cart. However, I love that the food is freshly made and ready to serve right when you get there. Since we usually come in with an empty stomach, we end up ordering more than we need, but the leftovers are still good later! read more

Great Seafood Harbor - BBQ Pork Buns, Shrimp & Chive Panfried Dumplings, Shumai, Shrimp Rice Rolls - Dim Sum Near Me - Artesia, California

It was 4:00PM on Lunar New Year and we wanted dim sum so bad. We called and the lady on the phone said dim sum ended at 3PM, but that they still had some basic dim sum left and could steam what we wanted if they still had it available. She said there was no wait. We went for it! We arrived and the restaurant was DEAD. It was only us and another table. I give them 5 stars for the service and the food! Food was great! We were able to still get some siu mai, har gow, and baos. They were out of a few of our favorite dishes, but what could we expect. Decided to give them 5 stars because they were so kind to us. We had a 5.5 month old with us and she was SO fussy. The workers didn't mind at all and even asked questions about the baby. We felt lucky as we were able to walk around rocking the baby since the restaurant was so dead. Thank you to the kind workers! Overall, food always tastes good here! You can count on that too. Thanks Great Seafood Harbor! read more

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The dim sum isn't all that great~ordered few items to start off with. Shrimp har gow (shrimp dumpling) the outside white skin was too thick & inside shrimp was undercooked. Their Cha Sui bao (BBQ pork bun) was not soft as if they've made it long time ago & just reheated for their customers. Overall food rating is gross. read more

Why did this restaurant closed? They have great dim sum! Love their steamed flounder. read more

Pretty atrocious all-around, but gets 2 stars instead of 1 since it's still edible. This is the kind of restaurant you never want to come back to. A bad value, no passion for food or service, and overall a crummy dining experience. Came in for dim sum during the winter holidays. We were the only table at opening time (10:00 AM). Carts still roam here, but like others have mentioned, they are very pushy with their offerings. The variety was okay, but on the surface, nothing looked appetizing. Colors were wrong and I can probably guess more than one item was recycled from the day before. Surprisingly, the food taste was directionally correct, but not great quality. Dining room was poorly lit and did not give the appearance of being clean. A significant investment is needed to uplift the tired surroundings. Service was poor as expected, but didn't have the food quality to stand behind it. At the end, not cheap at all. Do not expect any kind of return on value. read more

Food There are a variety of classic dim sum choices to pick from with the dim sum cart ladies going around. The usual choices of siomai and har gow were good and can't really go wrong with them. Most of the steamed choices tasted good and I would definitely come back if I'm craving dim sum. The fried choices were okay but a bit dry. Overall i'd say not the best place for dim sum but definitely a safe choice to satisfy cravings. Service/Ambiance Now these dim sum aren't really known for amazing service but it was pretty okay this time around. Once you sit, all the carts start to come to your table and start trying to push these different choices onto you so it can be quite overwhelming, the servers are okay just a bit disappointed that we have to pay for bottled water. read more

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7/12/23 Working remotely today & needed some quick lunch, this was the best option!! Walked in, got seated and the dim sum cart ladies swooped in like a hunter to its prey. They were mighty pushy today-slinging them dim sum bites, whoa! It's peak lunch hours & the place looked very lonely, with just 4 other tables occupied. Sign of the times, folks. The usual: shiu mai, pea sprouts, calamari, fried tofu, chicken feet, shrimp in rice noodle, seaweed wrapped shrimp. The tofu & calamari needed some freshening up-so they offered to reheat those. Everything tasted delicious. It was quick & painless! It does show how empty it was, not looking good for this business. Hopefully I just missed the rush. From the way things are looking overall, I'm thinking restaurants & businesses will be hurting for sometime ahead.... read more

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This has been my family's go-to dim sum spot for a long time. Whether it be for a celebration or introducing someone to dim sum for the first time. We love coming here for the consistency. Food - always pretty good. You get what you see. They almost always have what you're craving. Sometime quality lacks depending on what kind of day it is, but overall, I still love the place. The other day, The siomai was all steamed into one big piece, not separate. So trying to grab one was difficult. But that's me nitpicking for something to critique. Also, they do not do water glasses. They give you water bottles. Do they charge for it, I unfortunately do not know that. Also, sometimes food can be on a cart for a while and get cold when you get it. It's really a gamble. Service - Again, it's not fancy where you have a waiter. It's a Chinese restaurant where the staff yells to each other from across the room. It can get pretty loud. And the cart ladies either give you more attention than you'd like, or no attention at all and it takes for you to flag someone down to ask if they have what you're looking for. It's part of the experience. This is no Din Tai Fung. The restaurant itself is a bit dated, but I don't go in there expecting a Michelin star. Overall, I love this place and will still be our go-to when we don't want to travel far. read more

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Been here two different times and both times definitely hit the spot. Quickly too. Both times I went around opening with a couple family members so we were seated right away. And as quickly as we were seated, we were swarmed by carts full of delicious food. Not complaining since I come hungry. They have all the usual suspects, such as shrimp har gow, pork siu mai, congee, Chinese broccoli, turnip cake, fried shrimp balls, egg tarts, rice cakes, sesame balls, etc. I've tried a large amount of items from here and everything has been delicious. And we've ordered so much both times that I've had to bring a bunch of food home. My only thumbs down for this place is they only have bottled water as opposed to just free water in a glass. Still one of my go to spots for dim sum though. read more

Great Seafood Harbor - Dim Sum Near Me - Artesia, California

Transparency wise..., We are in USA, How can customers identify these items / prices? Service wise it felt like they are rushing you and stand and stare you as you eat. read more

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Haven't been here in years. The food tastes great but the prices skyrocketed. The fried pot stickers were overpriced ($10) same price as the walnut shrimp which is odd imo. The aggressive way they want you to buy everything is kind of annoying. A lot of the staff there doesn't understand english because I kept repeating what I wanted and they brought me the wrong thing I felt I had to pay for. The stamps with no prices is still very annoying and honestly is always a little sketchy imo because they don't use a calculator and what not. It was about $77 for a bunch of the basic stuff which is why this place kind of a turn off now. Can go somewhere else with that price where you can take home way more food for less. read more

I have been coming here for years and slowly seen a decline in the quality of the food it's awful. Yesterday pure grease, old grease at that. The restrooms are filthy. The food made me sick so we had to leave. That was my last time read more

I've been eating here for over 30 years. Food is consistently good. Service is quick for as long as you're positioned in the middle. Carts are moving the entire time. I'm usually here on the weekends and if you don't show up at the time it opens then you will have to be quick in getting the servers attention. My family lovingly calls this place "chaos". Over the years I've seen the prices go up significantly. Party of 7 with 2 of them under 6 is now costing me about $200. Obviously some dishes cost more than others but I used to get away with just around $100 here. Water served are only bottled water that you'd have to buy. Great place if you want a wide variety of choices. read more

0 stars if I could. We've dinned here 3-4 times before and it's been awhile since our last visit. But after this experience, we won't be returning. I requested a table where we could bring our service animal, and to their credit, they accommodated us. The restaurant was nearly empty during lunch, and it quickly became clear why. I arrived at the table ahead of my husband and mom. I wasn't even seated yet when three cart ladies rushed over and began offering food and forcibly putting food on my table, all at the same time. I was bombarded with dishes before I had a chance to settle in. I asked them to stop multiple times, but they kept piling food onto the table. I was able to stop them and ended with 11 trays. When my husband and mom finally joined me, we were immediately approached by more pushy staff trying to offer more food. It was overwhelming and uncomfortable. To make matters worse, the food was cold and some of it dry. When I counted our dishes, I noticed that the cart ladies had sneakily double-stacked trays, resulting in extra food I didn't agree to take. I approached and politely brought this up to the short-haired older woman wearing glasses, but she was dismissive and rude--I was explaining to her what happened and she freaking shushed me!!!! She removed the 2 extra trays and adjusted the stamp count and walked away. But not once did she apologize. Obviously this is nothing new to her and she didn't care. I barely ate anything because I completely lost my appetite. My mom wanted a few more items, so we added three more to the table. In total, we had 12 dishes (she removed 2 earlier) but at the front, we were charged for 13. When I tried to dispute it, the same woman was once again rude and insisted on the charge. At that point, I just paid to avoid further confrontation. To summarize: * The cart staff were overly aggressive and deceptive. They need to wait for people to settle in before approaching. * The food was cold and subpar. This is not what I remembered the last time we visited. * Prices are steep -- $104 before tax and tip -- for mediocre food. And over charged an extra tray. * The customer service was one of the worst I've experienced. I later checked online and saw numerous similar complaints. Clearly, this is a pattern. This was our last visit. Never again. read more

Food: SO GOOD. My family loves to go to dim sum and I want to say that lots of times I feel food coma really hard and it's really heavy. but here??? I felt so good and energized afterwards. The food didn't feel heavy at all. Also I am an avid soy sauce user but I didn't even want to use any other condiments besides the hot mustard and chili oil which were perfect additions to the meal. Service: Quick and efficient. As soon as we sat down everyone came quickly to serve us- for some this might be overwhelming but if you've been to dim sum it's kind of a normal. But once we got everything we wanted we were left to enjoy our meal with occasional stop ins to check in and make sure we were doing well and if we needed anything else. 10/10 Ambiance: I love that this space was large and useful for all size parties. The establishment is clean and well kept making this a great spot to eat at. Overall I had a great experience as well as my family. I hope this place becomes more popular but i'm content with keeping it a little secret for a bit longer. If you're looking for a wonderful dim sum spot that makes you feel like you're having dim sum at home with family on a beautiful sunday then this is the spot to go to! read more

Great Seafood Harbor - Dim Sum Near Me - Artesia, California

I was so upset and regretful from having lunch with my family in this restaurant. They don't provide customers water when requested. The manager said we don't provide water but you can buy bottled water and pay for it. They also stated "you bring your own water." I will never go back or even recommend this restaurant to anyone. read more

After our previous Dim Sum spot suddenly closed we were left to find somewhere else to call home. After hearing out a few suggestions we decided to give Great Seafood Harbor a try, and... it was not bad! Food: When it comes to dim sum, I will try (almost anything), and everything we did try was tasty! We had deep fried shrimp roll, Chinese broccoli in oyster sauce, salt and pepper crispy tofu, fried shrimp seaweed roll, baked BBQ pork buns, etc. It felt like it was a never ending parade of food, and we ate and ate until we could no more. Overall it was good, nothing that really stood out, but for sure was a nice solid dim sum meal. We also ordered some pan fried noodles, broccoli beef, and house fried rice, which were all good, but weren't needed with the variety of small plates that there is to be had. Restaurant: Inside it is quite spacious, and can accommodate larger groups. We have about 15 people so we were split into two different tables. There is plenty of parking, but it is tight and probably gets pretty full at peak hours. Notes: Each plate is about $5+ so it adds up quick, but it is all worth it. read more

Overpriced for such low-quality food The restaurant is so filthy - dirty walls, disgusting-looking carpet, tight space, inventory/ supplies just placed on other tables, just really unsanitary-looking establishment...makes you question each bite if it's clean - AND I'm not even a clean freak! Table setting charge of $4?! Huh?! Cart servers force you to take 2-3 of each, placing items on your table without even asking. They made the experience even more unpleasant on top of the place being so dirty. We couldn't wait to get out of there. I had to apologize to my family for suggesting to have lunch here. Highly NOT recommended - take your hard-earned money elsewhere read more

I came here with my family to eat dim sum this past weekend, thought that everything was just ok. The fried foods here were cold though, and I don't know why the rice noodle rolls with bbq pork came out to be $12. I would rather go to Sam woo cafe or Lunasia for dim sum now because the quality of food there is better than what we got here and the prices there are better in my opinion! read more

Food was really good. We from Hawaii and know our dim sum this was tops. Too pushy. Had to tell lady I tell u what I want u don't tell me what I want. Other than that good. It's your typical chinese restaurant. read more

Came here on a late Sunday morning and there was no wait which is always a plus when going for dimsum. The staff were pretty attentive and didn't feel like I was looking for staff. As for the food, I thought it was just alright. I felt like a lot of the steamed food was overcooked and baked food was too sweet for my taste. What we got: Baked BBQ bun - 6/10 Egg tart - 5/10 (a little way too sweet for my taste) Chinese broccoli - 8/10 Sticky rice - 7/10 Shu Mai - 5/10 Shrimp rice rolls -6/10 bbq pork rice rolls - 6/10 Sesame balls - 8/10 Shrimp dumplings- 8/10 Honey Walnut Shrimp - 8/10 Black bean pork ribs - 710 We got a lot of food however, I was not expecting to pay over $140 especially given the quality of the food. read more

Dim sum noon time on a Wednesday. We got there around 1pm. I called the restaurant prior to going to the restaurant. The person I spoke with said dim sum ends at 3pm everyday. The last time I went there to ask for pricing, they said they do get a very large crowd on weekends. We went on a midweek and there were about 5 table when got there and few more tables after we got seated. Service was great. They do wheel carts for dim sum but one weird thing is that they will reheat the dim sum for you. The only thing I enjoy is the fried fish. The rest was mediocre. Shui Mai isn't chef made, it frozen bought from Chinese markets. You don't get to pick your flavor of tea. They just give whatever on the house. Charge $1 tea/person. $5-6 for basic dim sum and $7-10 for premium dim sum. It's not your typical dim sum like in the 626. But if you want your dim sum craving fix, come here. read more

Great Seafood Harbor - Dim sum - Dim Sum Near Me - Artesia, California

Local Dim Sum Cantonese dim sum. Fair dim sum. Seafood Cove2 in Westminster is much better. read more

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DO NOT COME HERE. I repeat...DO NOT COME HERE. The dimsum is a rip off. Everything was cold. Smelled like cigarettes ALL the time. The staff are a bunch of crooks. Value is ZERO. This place needs to shut down. read more